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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

The recent Smith-Kilrain prize fight is believed, by many shrewd sporting men, to have been hippodroms, as it Is thoughtimpossible that two men of such powerful physiepe and great science in boxing, could fight l06 rounds without receiving severe pun ishment; and the announcement that they are under contract to spar at the London Aquarium, nightly for one week, and receive f1000, gives weigbt to this opinion.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

The Mexican press is exercised oyer the discovery of the secure fo9tnold obtained by American capitalists in Lower Callfornia Among other things charged is shat eighteen millions ot acrse nave been made over to foreign speculators, a part of which lies within the zone on the frontier in which an express law fotbids the sell- ing of real estate to Americans. These charges are officially denied and a re. port, clearing ID the affair, is prom. issd by tbe Secretary of the Interior.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
Saturday, December s1. 1887
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Desiguates the birth of another year, winch newspapers, accountants and letter writers win do well to make a note of in order to obviate Che ret repression of the wheels of time, and also properly observe Che obSequieS of the dying year, which will, as dark ness deepens, be ontom5e(. tonight at twelve o'clock.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

Telephone reports from Galumel this morning glye yery favorable impression hs management is ean- fident that tho big fire is s4aelched. Currents og air from Inc mine ale ua. pregnated witt yapor wtishe7ndenses in large dFops upon ssglaties with wliiuh Il cpnes in contact II the at inosphere in the mine is N damp, and tho yapor arising ccndensas so FeaallY. there is maal ground fcr hope. Neither acia noF steam are beirg ssnt into ths nina Copper Herald De. ,cember Ig.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

Tho pardon ofBarney Riggs, sesv- ing . iifs sentence n Me Territorial prison at Yuma, for murder was not unexpected, as such aeticn by Goger nor Zulick was foFeshadowed vary sl,cn after ths eraeate 0f conyiets, in ailsisting 70 suppress which Riggs diss played great bravery, and saved Pris. oia Superintendent Thos Gates from aisassinatiop, 1t tue peril Of his OWE lie.
 Riggs is entitled 70 executive elem. erlcy in some degree, 10 dopbi, al. though the BElr did not fayor his complete pardon It E conditional upon his leaving the Territory
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
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psesiaent Cleyelaud's free-trade tlessage has had the effect of reuv- ing the courage of the Republicans James c. Blaine's criticism of the views expressed in the message met with the endorsement of a majority of hls party, aud tt $ evident that bis popularity is growing, and he will most likely be tho candidate of the Republican party tor the Presidency in 1888.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

Hoof and Horn, published ct Pres colt, says; County Treasurer Basin ford, who has just closed the work of collecting the county taxes for 1887, states that of the S17l GOO iu taxes due the county, over 0ne.haIg are unpaid and will go dehnIuent--among winch are three rai..roalsln the county.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

it IS announced That Iran -eont neIl- tal passenger rates wili be advanced January ls Rates from Missouri river points to tae Pacific coast MI be, hrst-elae unlimited a6Q. and saeond- elass thiftf-fve deilafs Rates be- tween Chicago apa Sun Francisco Will bs. frst-elass, sT2 st Louis, S87 60 New York $9l Bcsfon, s5s, Those tickets vill be unlimited. Round tf@p ssearsien rates have been adyarced from pncago ts paeiRC coast from S0 to si0o, and sroa Mis- sougi riger fsom S0 tc SS0
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31


 Navigators in the Nosth Atlantic are exercised ayer the presence sene where in those waters Vi . mammoth raft built in the shape of | cigar which it is teareG nay canse disassay tc ships navigating in Stat region. Ths raH was launehed at Iws Rivers. Noya soesia, eu Nov lSlh, ana aas an interesting agent. II sook tlaes frsul ways l2Qo isst n lesgtb Tlse ratt is nearly G00 feet long aaa eaaaaias ,5o0, ,000 fest v lunbsr, in logs irom 55 to ~ fset N lsrgsl assps l1 Isary cf NAV York. iha owaer aa the rats eost when launched neaFly S9l2, ,0e0, sna was v hsse hsen lowed to Itong Island, opposite NeW York, foF ss509 oselaslye of hape tiie vessel Miranda eealeae,ipg so move s. Aie object ~ kiiEg ng lifibgr tg ew York in thss mapnsr s ~ tha arg sst snd lagas ieg siseo V trading ssseIs mi not bsing sieks ionasr taaa G sea s fanda len Two Rigee la h wsh the saft n tow mud gilhiu < taN ag gs en- coanterea heaFy ges Most of tha hawsers iiaa.ly paFtqd md so sas the sbip feoin 5sing en ssd, tae rsga aiu ms enes @fere eps, and tue Miranda keadel i5r Neu erk, arriving Dec 2oth, in ] dFasidatsa eoaditlou, Ehe rait wher last glued was in latisadA 8g degrees, l6 mn, and longisgae K degrees 06 min, forty miles saa sou west from tbe spnia shoals light ship .on tho Nantuekes shosis By ins tipn of nc Secretary of the Navy, Whi;ney tho sloop of the wal Eater- prise was dispatched u search og ths loy raft
 ater information < to tho etIset tha ths Enterprise when Is5 aiIss sop Hest by south from ths shoals, ea. condered great aumbofs of pgs iii- ducinS the belief that tha saft lid gone tS pieces
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

The WI ooi-t9rowers Assbeiatlon q the United States has issaed an sa- dress aonunclatory Of President t,leye- lands message ayoriEg free trade, n which it is stated tho power cf tls Association will He exercised against the reelection of Cleveland, with \ view of guarding against unffiendly Legislation to the wool-growers ot the unitsa States wbo, t $ claimed. pro. duoo $l00, ,DaQ,000 worth Of wool an- nnalIy
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

William Beach, the Australian, has again shown his superiority over Ed- ward Hanlan IS i sculler, by defeat. ing him in a race fer tla champiou- ship oE tha woria, on ths Nepean river course, Australia
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
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 esh hread rolls cskes lies. Ge, at Ransasll's $ Bakery
 Great reduction "a cash prices at +. z Ks7lneg 2
 Just received by Alex Gfaydon, a ear load ' CunIbefland eoa
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

The nation monrns. Dan Manning who, while Secretary of tho Treasury, made war upen the production and Colnage of silver in the interest of the gold bugs, s dead. Silver still lives, notwithstanding lis effort to Kill it
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

Congress will re-eongene January 4th Little has IS yet geen done m either branch In the Senate sone bI}0 bills have been introduced, and t $ estimated that 5 5,0o0 are waitiag for the first Dill day in the House.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

Ihe mileage of al tha iallraads in the world s estlmatcd at 32s,op0, If which the United States las is2iooo. fnilss, and the whole sf Europe only 4 96 Onfl
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
FOR SAL

AT A DsslSa AIN, A GOOD RANG f,. Ga;i ifSvg or five huniSre8 head os stocS, With lilsmt3 Of water levelopea < god house esS, Lvcased four and pne-haff miies nogth tfsn Globg. lfortaither information aTply 4 fae lskty OYxicE dec il tf
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

A military post s to be established at or near Globe, to the universal sat isiaction of tho people af Southern Arizona. How or why this due has been SD long withheld is known only to tho Yayapai Indian ring of which the Prescott Counsr sesns 10 be th,i willing noutbpiece But the estab-. lishment of a new post means the abandonment ofan cId one, and tlo doom of Fort Whippla has already bosn sealed, and it E generally under stood that before grass is again green on the Yayapai hills, an order for it's abaadonmant will Do issasd This post. as well as that on tue Verde. has outlived its day oi usefulness and must go the way shat all worthless Frontier posts have gone. The atspositsoa to concentrate troops in the immediate vicinity of the rsseryatioa whereon the Apaehes are qusrtered, is G visa one aad meets with general al,proba- tion from aii but those who have a moReysd iaycrsst in ihe Bloody f9gays of tlis savage The measure is just ene, end bnt for the Indisa ring with headquarters at Prescott, and sneb paper Iaaian fighting generals Gen. aral Crock would aonbtless have besn adopted long ago. aud hundreds q valuable liYes and tens of thousands of Jollags Of property saved But sn the eyes oF these werthies these things were &cecNnscslnokhlng so long asthe one hsd to 5o Fsd wiib army contracts, and ihe pride ol iha other pampered with newspaper pniis 1o tbls class, .tha femosal ot Mbipqle means tnan- ciaEruin. tut the blood of nc psople of Southern Armona is as dear 10 ns as fat army contracts are to them, hence we reioice in the adoption of 2 policy tbat promises protection ~ thc lives cf thoae so constantly meaaead. With post at CElobc and ons or two others south and east oi the reserva- tion, the country may be considered assuradiy secure against future Iaditn deyiltfy Arizona Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

Tue case of Bryan ys pinney et at op trial in the distllct court of Aarieopa county rosulted in the plaintiff acknowledging hlmself worst ed by taking non-suit
 The Arzonan, of the 27th, in re- ferring to the suit oharacterizss it as . abIackmailing scheme and rejoices over the result
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
\ YaapaDle xsslieei nrsaslse,

J Tho eaitio for 1858 of the atatiiug Medical M lual, knp9a as Hostettars Ainanac, is tcw ready, and nsay be ob- tainodi fFea q cost of dssggiets ana gen. oral country lealerg mali parta of tbe unitea Statss5 Mexico, md indeed inl every civilized portion q tls NestsrnI Hsnisphere Iihis AIlnauao has been. issued get;alarly at tbo commencement of eyery yeaf fer over one Gfth'of \ osat1F ry V eornblnes, with tlac sqslndsst pfise- tical adyicg fpr she preservation aud res toration if healeli, large aupupt af ns tescsting and amusiug lisht readirg f.ena the caleaaas qatronoaiieal saloulesiyns, ohronologicai items, Sc., aso prspltea with great caFe, end viii be faaad eiisires < v ascarate Thp issue of HostestsYs Alnanao f9y Isss will be tae largeas sldi tion of nasdical appk oyar paeiishssl ie 'countrg 3be pfeprietoF asessr
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
S25O Reward.

kfp &bpya reward will bo paid for inforfnl. tianthAt VIII lsad to the conviction 0f any pesson who may ke found altering or defacinR the nlafks ar bgalds. or stealing, silline sr driring from their accustomed ranges any lise stock beiahniaa O any 0f thc memiieiS Of .9le GA,be Stuck Growera Asspciation of Gi,a lnnnAf. Na
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
SHEER ! SALE.

i3y virtue of m Ord e4 I5F saic and execution isgtcd hit f tila iiistiiels s9ast af 2na dudi. eiitl I3iatysc iA Gaiufty Afizana TcrTlt1ry, aatesi t8e gfis aay If i9scqiT3 tS7, ii A sef- aln action Hhetsiu isabell e harp as ! oiaintIa. recovered ind dssInert fsa8ifsst Viliiatn lsf- ven na iseteniiatb, far tbe siiin V foflsteen .hnndsea aud we1ee S co 5alia iafs iiBa cost as sslit aInaaItt3a8 ts " stlty-pine M 100 dollars sat tha q ss sss W tySfsiter lslSg Asse liisied espcll tle lsllowiil ssesctibea pgensity l5ef N sp HloeE 7sss alao Il,k NH z jn Block NO. He, Secdgip < 70 tho olstisl sprvey N{ tbg t1wfsilssps 6labe, tiin EN ASiaAaa nast " Naliace atrsggFs 5rlie saio rSa 3Was formerly knNWn ~ tlh Siiser A2iil X Aifdng GoDeanS nlif iis 3Nd fGS3 3egt5t Ia4ether Nitb el tlss sAaaiests itseessitas isisnt an apfnl9 ss snkN lqiss5 Fulflie lfpsiet i8 NefNlSS iSfn Glsat oa 6he Sr aag Aaaas p'es9ek <. si thal nut sps n ll5nt 1i tka .eluf S'qlsa hts lsl iiiiig 3isllies { llis sa8ty AfiseAs k als sas yieht tfsse ~ fereas o iie Saia dsie0- sn w ~ e atsg
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

Brazilian planters owning 25o9 slaves met lt st Panlo and resolved Co set free Rll their slaves at an early date, and dacided to convene a meet- '0q .n December Of all ths san Paulo
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
WmATC0MNIsaroNrn KING wAs paiD


 The defense cf the action Of C0m- missioner Cameron q. Biug feom tho expose of the Tsnis News, ~ tho php- mix Gasette, has resulted jn tho fer- mer paper giving facts and figures which the Gazette will tind 1t dificalt to explain, Although, 1t is well un. derstood that tho Legislature, regard Sng tho office of Commissioner of I'm. migration . sinecura, refused to make an appropriation For its sppport, King received from the accommodating au- ditor Andrews, warrants on ths Ter ritoriaI Treasury for tho following sums, for the quarter ending June S0th, lSS7
 Apr 25, No I46, to E H, It'll.
 CT, for salary ofo Fl. King s1l1 II June 90, No, POO, to E. H, Hill.
 or, for salary of c. II King 800 % Total, ...... s.,.. eGlt 1I Apr 20, No. TIT, to E, II. Hill-
 or, for travelling expenses of c.
 II. King. ........... 75 20 May l4, No 1bs, 10 Q II King,
 for travelling expenses l16 90 Juno 2S, No l76, to c. H King,
 for travelling expenses sO3 %
 
 Total, sio5 to May lA, NJ l69, to c, H. King,
 for rent and incidental expen-
 sos. ........ .sa57 e May ss, NJ. les, to Q. D. King,
 for rent ......s..... l2 0o Total, ,............ .............s sa69 ~ June 20, No, ls2, toC, H. King,
 for pamphlets, ,,.-.,..... $500 0o Grand total, ........,.. Si,sT5 ss ! x Hawkins, tue present auditor, stopped tho leak by refusing to audit Kings illegal demands. His preda- cessor, Andrews, who audited tho claims enumerated, and c. B. Roster, the Treasurer, ifhe cashed the war rants, certainly assisted King in lis gral, and t is the duty of the Attor ney. General to sec that tbis $l,sg5 ss is restored to the Territorial Treasury.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

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Arizona silver belt., 1887-12-31

Ask For Wells .Rough on CleNag, Isa. Quick complete cure. Hard or sssN sssns, warts. bunions
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-09-03
CHAPTER XIV.
THE SHADOW OF DEATH.

THE SHADOW OF DEATH.
The firing from the bank had ceased, and
John, who still kept his head (being a rather
phlegmatic specimen of the Anglo-Saxon
race, realized that, for the moment at any
rate, all danger from that source was ended.
Jess lay perfectly still in his aIns, her head
upon his breast; and horrible idea struck
him that she might be shot-perhaps already
dead
"Jess, JESS" he shouted, through the tur-
moi of the Storm "are you all right?"
She lifted her head an inch or two-"I
think So" she said "What is going on9"
'God only knows, don't. Sit still, it will
be all square,"
But in his heart he knew that it was not
"all square," ami that they we're III imminent
danger of death from drowning. They were
whirling down raging river in cart. In a
few moments it was probable that the cart
would upset, and then-
Presently the wheel bumped against some
thing, and the cart gave a great lurch and
then scraped along a little.
"Now for it," thought John; for the water
was pouring over the flooring Then came a
check, and the cart leaned still farther over.
Crack! The pole had gone, and the cart
swung round bows, or rather box, on to the
stream. What had happened was this: They
bad stuck across rock that projected up
from the bed of the river, the force Of the
current having washed the dead horses to the
one side and the cart to The other. Conse
quentls they were anchored TO the rock; as IL
were, the anchor being the dead horses and
tie cable the stout traces of untanned leather.
SO long as these traces and the rest of the
harness held they were, comparatively speak
iDg, safe but of course they did not know
this. Indeed, they knew nothing. Above
them rolled the storm, and round them the
waters seethed and the rain hisSed They
Knew nothing except that they We're helpless
living atoms, tossing between the wild waters
and the wilder night, with imminent death
staring them in the face, around, above and
oelow. To and fro they swung, locked fast
IN each others arms, and as they did SO came
aat awful flash that, though they knew it
not, sent two of the murderers to their
account, and for an instant, even through the
sheet of rain, illumined the space of boiling
water and the long lines of the banks on
either side. It showed the point of rock toy
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